Hamilton Travel Guide

 starship Says:  Though Par-la-Ville Park is prominently featured on any good map of Bermuda, we did make it a priority to see when we visited Hamilton. Rather it was just good luck that we had the opportunity to visit it when we stopped at the Perot Post Office as it is virtually next... 

 starship Says:  The CenotaphOn your walk exploring Front Street, notice the somber monument facing the street which is the "Cenotaph". Built in 1920 of (local?) limestone, the Cenotaph is a memorial for those who died for Bermuda in the first two world wars. Apparently, the Bermuda cenotaph... 

 starship Says:  One of the most charming historic buildings we saw while visiting Hamilton was the Perot Post Office located on Queen Street, just near Par-la-Ville Park. This 2-story British Colonial building easily stands out on the street because it is painted a brilliant white, with 8... 

 starship Says:  Among the several churches located on appropriately named "Church Street," is the neo-Gothic "The Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity is the only one we visited." Its solid stone structure with soaring tower, and multitude of stained glass windows leaves no question that it... 

 starship Says:  The beautiful, and striking bright white building with clean lines and tall clock tower is Hamilton's City Hall and is home to offices, operations for the (Corporation) City of Hamilton, the City Hall Theater, two art galleries and other public rooms, including a beautiful... 

 starship Says:  One of the more iconic images of Bermuda, along with businessmen dressed in "formal" Bermuda shorts and pink buses, is the "Birdcage". The Bird Cage actually resembles an open birdcage-like structure painted in blue & white colors, on a slightly raised platform but it is the... 

 126 Opinions

 starship Says:  Being that the Bermudian people must be some of the most friendly people in the world, it is easy to strike up a conversation with almost anyone, anywhere. And so after a friendly and lengthy conversation with a postal clerk, we asked her opinion for a good place to have... 

 starship Says:  "The Smokin' Barrel" is difficult to classify --- is it local food, or a street-side BBQ. It's probably a little both. I can tell you if you were not hungry before your nose sensed the delicious aroma of the Smokin' Barrel, you will be afterwards!Serving up plates of smoked... 

 pboyce417 Says:  Great food and nice medevil atmosphere. In the same vicinity as the naval dockyard. There are signs pointing the way. Meal and service were both really good. Order the burgers!They also have great beer which comes in a glass you can keep. 

 starship Says:  Bus transportation is one of the three most used methods of traveling to Hamilton and all around the island. The color of Bermuda's buses is so unsual you cannot fail to notice them!! They are Pink or Blue!! Even though we did not use the bus to travel to Hamilton, it is... 

 Wildbill152001 Says:  Watch out for beginners on mopeds. The streets are very narrow and tourists who have never gone on a mopeds think they have the ability to use one. 

 grandmaR Says:  The Bermuda Cathedral, also known as the Cathedral of the Most Holy Trinity, is the seat (main church) of the Anglican Church of Bermuda. The Cathedral is known not only for its religious, historical, and social importance, but also for its beautiful Neo-Gothic architecture.... 

 grandmaR Says:  While Bermuda is best known for its beaches, golf and swimming, Hamilton, the capitol isn't the place for any of those things. What I liked about Hamilton was the shopping.Hamilton, a centrally located town (city) and the capitol of the country, is right on the waterfront...